What Chauvin Conviction Means For Police Reform In America | NBC Nightly News

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1. World aid relief for the tragedy of the Asian and Indian people to defeat Covid 19

2. World aid relief for the tragedy of the Asian and Indian people to defeat Covid 19

3. Police and fire departments. Please check which private mutual fund is managing your pension fund. Look into the investment they selected. I think many of them are tech companies which are rallying against you. You need to hurt them where the money is.

4. A big problem no one is talking about, is police encrypting their radios.

5. A big problem no one is talking about, is police encrypting their radios.

6. May the ones screaming for reform of the police should look at one how they have taught their kids how to act when confronted by a officer and how they act. I was taught to respect them no matter what and if I had a problem with one to deal with it in court. Maybe the ones screaming for reform the most should start with reform in their own homes.

7. BS TALK

8. Civil Rights
   Their are so many corrupt cops out there that are working as silent criminal hiding under the law enforcement 👮‍♂️🤏🐷👁👁

9. They will now have cops resigning from departments all over the USA… – the criminals just got free reign of the streets

10. It’s truly sad and unfortunate how a confrontation can go from bad to worse….
    
    Why is it people involved in illegal activity would rather fight and resist when confronted by the law.
    
    Many would still be alive today, both Police and those illegal activity offenders that wouldn’t obey at all.
    
    It’s being responsible for our actions, not race, nationality, political affiliation or even the color of our skin.
    
    Police, Military and First Responders keep us safe, respecting these dedicated men and women is where it must begin.

11. All actors on screen playing their roles

12. As they should, been should have.

13. C’mon!! Wright was nothin but a thug! Guess what happens when ya just f**king listen to the police?? NOTHING!!!!!!!! You might get a ticket and that’s about it. Dumb a$$es.

14. Real reform should start with sentencing changes for resisting arrest and fleeing from the police. Each should be treated as a felony and come with a mandatory 5 year prison sentence regardless of the outcome of the original charges. If all officers have body cams this will be easy to prove.

15. It means higher crime since more police will hesitate and not respond when it comes to a certain race.

16. Great victory his family received 27 million dollars let's see how much goes to help their brothers community and changing the laws.

17. It means criminals spike in future.

18. It’s means nothing until country wide Laws are passed

19. Get rid of police unions and qualified immunity because that’s what’s destroying American 🇺🇸…!!!

20. And I don't see them locking up all the people responsible for the yellow hate.

21. WOW three charges for the one crime!
    SO MUCH FOR THE RULE OF LAW!
    Can only be guilty of one per person dead!

22. Message to our black children is about survival.. as pragmatist.. Where does courage lie?

23. I have to say again and again as a black man… we must do right… No one should ever run back to their car to retrieve nothing or a gun…. Inundation must be hammered… that must be the message for the children…. the message first to the adults.

24. Be Well Everyone.

    Have some pudding.. .

25. Seriously…. A CRIMINAL is famous!! 👎👎👎

26. It is 20:21 people wake up and go back to sleep go figure

27. it means those jurors were afraid to do the right thing.

28. I think the defense made a huge mistake and missed an opportunity in
    this trial. They rested too early. I posted in length what I think on my
    home page video. Please let me know what you think. Thanks

29. The future is not bright. More of your will still be killed

30. Sergeant Robert Justin Alford green at Nellis Air Force Base where is my daughter Jahmela and her 4 children and what have you done to them.

31. When people ask me what Verdict fir the other officers get? I say guilty guilty guilty!!! and I am going to defer you to what the report would have been if they didn't have footage of George Floyd's killing..

32. The appeals court ruling will be the final one..then we can dare to use the word"justice"..don't celebrate quite yet
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33. Nothing will change. Nothing at all.

34. It will not bring much in the way of police reform. It was an open and shut case. Poor George Floyd was obviously no threat. You know that Chauvin knows that because he has his hands in his pockets while he murders George.

35. The rush to judgement in every case is ridiculousness even when the evidence is clear to see. The waters are murky at best and we are being bombarded daily. It may be time to unplug from the 24/7 cycle of hate, outrage and violence.

36. OPEN SEASON ON RIOTERS MEANS RIOT REFORM AWIPES.

37. This conviction may well be a turning point, but there's plenty of actions to take place for there to be any proof for the reality of change to even exist as acceptance.

38. The cop they interviewed sure didn't care for the verdict

39. Did any cops show up at Dauntes wake??

40. According to today's "Democracy Now" (4-21-2021) news episode, 135 Black people have been shot by 3/4 White cops since 2015. 👁️👁️

41. His last words: I can't breathe. Why didn't he say I'm sorry for defrauding these folks and seeing that he was remorseful the grip on him might have been relaxed? Anyone that has ever been a victim of crime would have breathed a sigh of relief. Chauvin was not tried by a jury of his peers. Everyone knows that when it comes to police, it is them and us. A black officer might have pounded Floyd until he was senseless. Who is to blame? Chauvin 10%. Floyd 90%. Police are not expected to be saints. They have a difficult job to do and cannot allow themselves to be influenced by how bystanders believe they should conduct themselves in this kind of situation. Given his condition, Floyd might have dropped dead from stress while merely standing up.

    In a wider context, by his action in which he had to be forcibly removed from his car, Floyd essentially declared his right to commit crime. Police are continually squeezed between two opposing forces and when our lawmakers do not stand behind them, they cannot help but be cynical, believing that their sacrifice is in vain.

    Sentence should be apportioned based on fault. If Chauvin is given twenty years it should be reduced to ten percent of that with time to be served two years.

42. Didn't know Acevedo was working in Miami now.

43. Symbolic victories at its finest. I bet you there will be another hashtag involving a black man and a white police officer the next day.

44. No one wants to be a police officer right now

45. Nothing will happen, this is America

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